grahamlyons

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   by grahamlyons 8y ago

   Would the default route table do that job? Subnets would be associated with that if they weren't explicitly assigned to another route table, right?
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   by grahamlyons 8y ago

   I'd contest that this is everything that you need to know. Or perhaps more accurately, everything I need to know. It's certainly not intended to be exhaustive and I am definitely not a network engineer but I think you could op
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   by grahamlyons 8y ago

   That's good feedback - thank you.
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   by grahamlyons 8y ago

   Network ACLs have been pointed out as missing from this before but quite a few people said that they were right not be included. I didn't put them in because I've never used them so didn't fall under 'need to know'
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   by grahamlyons 8y ago

   Flattery will get you everywhere. It's a Jekyll blog so I'm sure RSS is just a plugin away. And then I'd better write some more content...
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   Ruby Virtual Machine Internals and Investigating Variable Scope(techblog.shutl.com)

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   Django Test Runner – Atom Plugin(atom.io)

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   Verifying SSL Connections to Amazon S3 in CentOS 6 via Ruby(grahamlyons.com)

   3 points by grahamlyons 11y ago|0 comments
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   Everyone please stand up(techblog.shutl.com)

   3 points by grahamlyons 11y ago|0 comments
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    by grahamlyons 13y ago

    This is very good.